 How to remove powdercoating, Want to change colors |
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| skline |
 Dec 26 2004, 01:48 PM
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Does anyone know if powdercoating can be removed? I got a set of wheels from MikeZ and want to change color. Red just doesnt go with any color I want to paint my car. Can they be stripped and brought back to original? The silver or grey would go nicely with just about any color I go with.
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